The Sword Sermon of Chaplain Talmage at Thirteenth Regiment
The sermon extols the sword’s historical role in liberty and justice, praises battles from Marathon to Lexington, urges disciplined militia and disarmament, and envisions swords becoming plowshares through a global shift to peace. It recalls Civil War heroes, warns of mob violence, and ends with a call to regimental loyalty and Christian symbolism.
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Curious Street Life in Cairo Exposed in Letters
A San Francisco Chronicle piece describes Cairo street vendors with long musical cries and vivid costumes. It notes lupin beans, rose sellers, and elite runners clearing paths for carriages, while highlighting widespread disability, eye disease, dirt, and harsh child-rearing practices among Arab women and the poor.
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A Hint to Anglers From a Lost Page
A fragment describes catching trout with creels and drying tips. It mentions keeping fish by bleeding and gutting, drying them, and preserving the catch with various improvised methods. The text reads like a practical, though rough, fishing note from a bygone era.
Feline Psychology in London: Cats Rule Sixty World
A London scientist argues that cats are the true sybarites and life centers on felines. The piece describes how cats radiate airs of superiority and expect constant attention from owners.
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